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Which of the following best describes a person who is 'vago/a'?
Which of the following best describes a person who is 'vago/a'?
The phrase 'Estoy contento/a' means 'I'm sad'.
The phrase 'Estoy contento/a' means 'I'm sad'.
False (B)
What is the Spanish word for 'the hallway'?
What is the Spanish word for 'the hallway'?
El pasillo
If you want to say 'I'm angry' in Spanish, you would say 'Estoy ______'.
If you want to say 'I'm angry' in Spanish, you would say 'Estoy ______'.
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Match the Spanish phrases to their English translations:
Match the Spanish phrases to their English translations:
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Which of the following Spanish adjectives best describes someone who is 'hard-working'?
Which of the following Spanish adjectives best describes someone who is 'hard-working'?
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The Spanish phrase 'Estoy triste' means 'I'm happy'.
The Spanish phrase 'Estoy triste' means 'I'm happy'.
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What is the Spanish word for 'the office,' as a place in school or work?
What is the Spanish word for 'the office,' as a place in school or work?
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If you want to suggest 'Why not...?' in Spanish, you would say '¿Por qué ______...?'
If you want to suggest 'Why not...?' in Spanish, you would say '¿Por qué ______...?'
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Which of these Spanish expressions would be suitable when agreeing to a suggested plan?
Which of these Spanish expressions would be suitable when agreeing to a suggested plan?
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Match the following Spanish expressions with their correct English translation:
Match the following Spanish expressions with their correct English translation:
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In Spanish, to say 'I’m nervous', you would use the phrase 'Estoy ______/a'.
In Spanish, to say 'I’m nervous', you would use the phrase 'Estoy ______/a'.
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Which Spanish phrase would you use to ask 'Would you like...?`
Which Spanish phrase would you use to ask 'Would you like...?`
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Flashcards
Optimistic
Optimistic
Describes someone who is always thinking of the good side of things.
Impatient
Impatient
Describes someone who is easily annoyed or impatient.
Hard-working
Hard-working
Describes someone who is willing to put in hard work.
Sociable
Sociable
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Shy
Shy
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Impulsive
Impulsive
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Scared
Scared
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Lazy
Lazy
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Feel like (te apetece)
Feel like (te apetece)
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Shy (tímido/a)
Shy (tímido/a)
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Calm (tranquilo/a)
Calm (tranquilo/a)
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Go shopping (ir de compras)
Go shopping (ir de compras)
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Study Notes
Spanish Vocabulary: My Life
- Personality Adjectives:
- Impaciente – Impatient
- Impulsivo/a – Impulsive
- Trabajador/a – Hard-working
- Vago/a – Lazy
- Optimista – Optimistic
- Pesimista – Pessimistic
- Tranquilo/a – Calm
- Nervioso/a – Nervous
- Simpático/a – Friendly
- Antipático/a – Unfriendly
- Sociable – Sociable
- Tímido/a – Shy
Spanish Vocabulary: Places
- Spaces (locations):
- El comedor – Dining hall
- El despacho – Office
- El patio – Courtyard
- El pasillo – Hallway
- La secretaría – Secretary's office
Spanish Vocabulary: Moods
- Mood Expressions:
- Estoy bien – I'm good
- Estoy mal – I'm bad
- Estoy enfadado/a – I'm angry
- Estoy cansado/a – I'm tired
- Estoy triste – I'm sad
- Estoy deprimido/a – I'm depressed
- Estoy nervioso/a – I'm nervous
- Estoy asustado/a – I'm scared
- Estoy contento/a – I'm happy
- Estoy de buen humor – I'm in a good mood
Spanish Vocabulary: Social Life
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Planning Activities:
- ¿Te gustaría...? – Would you like...?
- ¿Te apetece...? – Do you feel like...?
- ¿Por qué no...? – Why not...?
- ¡De acuerdo! – Agreed!
- ¡Perfecto! – Perfect!
- ¡Vale, genial! – Alright, great!
- Lo siento... – I'm sorry...
- No puedo... – I can't...
- Es que... – It's just that...
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Suggested Activities:
- Ir a una tienda – Go to a store
- Ir a un concierto – Go to a concert
- Ir al cine – Go to the movies
- Ir al parque – Go to the park
- Hacer deporte – Play sports
- Ir de compras – Go shopping
- Visitar una ciudad – Visit a city
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Test your knowledge of essential Spanish vocabulary related to personality adjectives, places, and mood expressions. This quiz will help you practice and expand your Spanish vocabulary skills in a fun and interactive way.
